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Ontario, Canada Food Guide: 10 Seafood food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Toronto
Find out what Seafood restaurants to try in Toronto. One of the most multi-cultural and multi-faceted cities in the world, Toronto is a welcoming cosmopolitan community. Its urban sprawl of city blocks, skyscrapers, modish cafes, chic shops, and up-till-dawn clubs is balanced by an expansive network of parklands, beaches, lakes and recreational facilities. It always has its thumb to the pulse, with something new going on or being built, and an overall energetic vibe. Ethnically diverse, the city has a vivacious cross-section of options when it comes to dining, entertainment, festivals, and events. Whether you're attracted by vintage cinemas and antiquing, hiking trails and river rafting, or luxury shopping and spa weekends, Toronto has you covered. Best of all, it preserves its history while also being thoroughly modern, with streets going from contemporary cool to Victorian in under a minute. The city is a fun amalgamation every step of the way!
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10. Nami Japanese Seafood Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 242 reviews
Reviewed By torontokelly22
We made a reservation on Wednesday for a Friday night dinner. We had quite a large group of 15 celebrating a friends birthday. We booked out the private room in the back. At first you could see the waitress was overwhelmed but she managed to get all of our orders. She came back after about 10 min and told us that the house had ran out of sushi rice and we couldn't order any of our rolls. This was very disappointing since we had made a reservation and it was a Friday night, the restaurant should have been prepared. The manager came over and offered us some appetizers on the house. This effort was greatly appreciated but still did not make up for the fact that a sushi restaurant was not able to provide sushi rolls. Through out the night it was chaos, none of the plates were cleared so they just piled up in the middle of the table. Every drink order was either wrong or never arrived. Oh and also they ran out of beer. When the bills came they were also all wrong, even though we asked for separate bills at the start of the evening. The server did all she could but was very unorganized. I will defiantly not be back and I can probably say the same for the other 14 guests.
9. Estiatorio VOLOS
Overall Ratings
4 based on 741 reviews
Fresh, healthy flavours and emphasis on beautiful presentation please both the appetite and eyes at Volos. Modern twists on traditional Greek dishes and Greek twists on local Canadian ingredients create a contemporary culinary experience rooted in authent
Reviewed By Melissa J
Great fresh food! Grilled calamari is outstanding. Very fresh fish and wonderful Greek salad. This is a very nice dining atmosphere with nice selection on wines. Wonderful service I highly recommend this place. Short 4 blocks from Royal York hotel and few blocks from Hilton.
8. Rodney's Oyster House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 902 reviews
Rodney Clark has been offering oysters to the masses in Toronto since 1987. Our selection changes daily, but we carry on average 12-18 different varieties from around the world. We also strive to offer the finest in fresh seafood, sourced from sustainable
Reviewed By KirChamp
We stopped in this past weekend and had an incredible experience. The bartender was so knowledgeable and had my husband and I trying a variety of oysters. He even recommended several other restaurants we should try while on our vacation. We were impressed and had a great experience here! Highly recommend!
7. Joso's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 260 reviews
Reviewed By T4232XIjohnb
Joso's is an eclectic spot with unique (and often erotic) art adorning the walls of the cozy, two storey building. You come here for the fish and a platter is paraded to your table showing what is on offer. Most of the selections are from the Mediterranean and are prepared just one way - grilled and lightly oiled and salted. We found the fish most flavourful and the staff extremely knowledgeable and helpful. Prices are on the high side and the building is starting to show its age.
6. Olde Yorke Fish & Chips
Overall Ratings
4 based on 334 reviews
Reviewed By PocketGuide
We picked it based on the rave reviews. The service was average, the interior is far prettier than the average fish and chips. The Greek salad was fresh but lacked flavour. I wasnât in love with the food... the fries werenât crispy or pillowy. They were dry and lackluster. The onion rings were so thick cut they were overly filling. The fish was nice but the batter wasnât my favourite. Loads of babies and families on a Sunday morning. Restaurant was very busy early in the day.
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5. Oyster Boy
Overall Ratings
4 based on 223 reviews
Reviewed By 843candicek
My husband loves oysters so we decided to try this place out. The PEI savage oysters were amazing and one we had never tried before. The house made cocktail sauce was also great. For entrees we got fish tacos and steam clams. Both dishes were great. Service was top notch. Highly recommend. And if thereâs a wait, check out the cocktail bar next door!
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4. Chiado Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 329 reviews
Chiado is the creation of Albino Silva, one of North Americaâs leading chefs and restaurateurs. The critically acclaimed Chiado Restaurant is a beautiful blend of old-world charm and timeless elegance. Silvaâs âProgressive Portugueseâ cuisine has been pra
Reviewed By StephanToronto
the restaurant looks really good and the food is overall quite good. I have been there twice and the first time the service was fantastic. However, the second time, service was slow and unfriendly. The waiter was not very accommodating in regards to dietary requests. Also,although its good, its too expensive for what you get. Not good value.
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3. Miku
Overall Ratings
4 based on 407 reviews
Aburi Restaurant's first East Coast flagship is situated in Toronto's harbourfront at Bay and Queens Quay. With over 7000 square feet of dining space, a raw bar, sushi bar, and spacious patio, Miku Toronto brings contemporary upscale dining and design to
Reviewed By LITTOC
Miku is a huge hit (it all started in Vancouver) with natives and tourists.The menu is a little different than any Japanese you've ever had and all the servers are great at explaining how dishes are prepared and making suggestions if required.I appreciate the incredible care the food is made with as well as the very professional service.Miku is my go-to restaurant for special occasions and for impressing out of town visitors.
2. Adega
Overall Ratings
4 based on 511 reviews
Reviewed By Nlenigma
Service I did not enjoy. Though food was great. Wine list was not clear. Just regions without varietal or style. Recommended wine not suitable. Chosen wine too warm. Interaction strained. Felt I had to insist before desired service achieved. Attention should be more geared to serving customer desires than rushing them through
1. New Orleans Seafood & Steakhouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 282 reviews
Reviewed By Renee_Toronto12
We visited many years ago and just forgot about this resto. The food is very good, portions were on the larger side which was fine - we like to have leftovers for lunch. Staff was pleasant and our table was ready immediately.
